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    Phosphate-Solubilizing Bacillus sp. Modulate Soil Exoenzyme Activities and Improve Wheat Growth

    Phosphorus (P) is a vital mineral nutrient in agriculture and its deficiency results in reduced growth, yield, and grain quality in cereals. Much of the applied P in agriculture becomes fixed in soils, limitin...

    Zafar Iqbal, Maqshoof Ahmad, Muhammad Ali Raza, Thomas Hilger in Microbial Ecology (2024)

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    Acrocomia spp.: neglected crop, ballyhooed multipurpose palm or fit for the bioeconomy? A review

    Acrocomia spp., a genus of wild-growing palms in the neotropics, is rapidly gaining interest as a promising multipurpose crop. Diverse products can be derived from various components of the palm, the oils being o...

    Ricardo Vargas-Carpintero, Thomas Hilger in Agronomy for Sustainable Development (2021)

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    Can Occurrence and Distribution of Ground Beetles (Carabidae) Be Influenced by the Coffee Farming System in the Mount Elgon Region of Uganda?

    The Mount Elgon region of Uganda has coffee farmlands distributed along the slopes of the mountain, in a mosaic of differing crop combinations, and semi-natural vegetation. Thus, there are parcels of varying m...

    Anthony Raphael Ijala, Samuel Kyamanywa, Scola Cherukut in Neotropical Entomology (2021)

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    Sustainable land use options for optimum resources use in maize based crop** system on uplands of Western Thailand

    Worldwide, soil degradation due to erosion is still a major issue. Minimum tillage, intercrop**, and alley crop** are important features of conservation agriculture and food security, but the farming commu...

    Khalid Hussain, Ayesha Ilyas, Chalermchart Wongleecharoen in Agroforestry Systems (2020)

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    Modelling resource competition and its mitigation at the crop-soil-hedge interface using WaNuLCAS

    Agroforestry systems have a large potential to increase systems’ productivity and provide soil conservation in hilly terrain but comprise complex interactions at the crop-soil-tree interface. Modelling can be ...

    Khalid Hussain, Chalermchart Wongleecharoen, Thomas Hilger in Agroforestry Systems (2016)

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    First Look at Heavy–Light Mesons with a Dressed Quark–Gluon Vertex

    Following up on earlier work, we investigate possible effects of a dressed quark–gluon vertex in heavy–light mesons. In particular, we study corrections to the popular rainbow-ladder truncation of the Dyson–Sc...

    María Gómez-Rocha, Thomas Hilger, Andreas Krassnigg in Few-Body Systems (2015)

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    On a New Approach to Meson Phenomenology with the Bethe–Salpeter Equation

    We investigate capabilities of the effective interaction in a rainbow-ladder truncated meson model of QCD within a covariant Landau-gauge Bethe–Salpeter-equation approach. Based upon past success for the light...

    Carina Popovici, Thomas Hilger, María Gómez-Rocha, Andreas Krassnigg in Few-Body Systems (2015)

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    Combining δ13C measurements and ERT imaging: improving our understanding of competition at the crop-soil-hedge interface

    Hedgerow crop** decreases erosion in hillside agriculture but also competes for water and nutrients with crops. This study combined two methods for an improved understanding of water and nutrient competition...

    Khalid Hussain, Chalermchart Wongleecharoen, Thomas Hilger in Plant and Soil (2015)

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    Nitrogen recovery and downslope translocation in maize hillside crop** as affected by soil conservation

    We conducted a field experiment on a 53 %-slope in Northwest Vietnam using 15N-labelled urea to trace its fate in maize (Zea mays) under intensive tillage and fertilization (T1, control) versus maize with Panicum...

    Vu Dinh Tuan, Thomas Hilger, Tran Duc Vien in Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems (2015)

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    Water and Matter Flows in Mountainous Watersheds of Southeast Asia: Processes and Implications for Management

    The mountainous ecosystems of Southeast Asia have experienced a tremendous increase in human activity over the last few decades. An integral part of land use change and land use intensification in the area is ...

    Holger L. Fröhlich, Joachim Ingwersen in Sustainable Land Use and Rural Development… (2013)

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    Soil Conservation on Slo** Land: Technical Options and Adoption Constraints

    This chapter briefly summarizes the causes and consequences of soil erosion, before presenting examples of effective soil conservation technologies (SCT), such as contour-based crop**, cover crops, mulching ...

    Thomas Hilger, Alwin Keil, Melvin Lippe in Sustainable Land Use and Rural Development… (2013)

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    A 24-color metaphase-based radiation assay discriminates heterozygous BRCA2 mutation carriers from controls by chromosomal radiosensitivity

    Numerous allelic variants identified in the familial breast cancer and DNA repair genes BRCA1 and BRCA2 are of unknown impact on protein function or clinical relevance, referred to as unclassified variants (UCV)....

    Alexandra A. Becker, Monika K. Graeser in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment (2012)

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    Why do people not learn from flood disasters? Evidence from Vietnam’s northwestern mountains

    This article explores how the causes and impacts of a flood event as perceived by local people shape immediate responses and future mitigation efforts in mountainous northwest Vietnam. Local flood perception i...

    Iven Schad, Petra Schmitter, Camille Saint-Macary, Andreas Neef in Natural Hazards (2012)

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    In-medium operator product expansion for heavy-light-quark pseudoscalar mesons

    The operator product expansion (OPE) for heavy-light-quark pseudoscalar mesons (D -mesons and B -mesons) in medium is determined, both for a moving meson with respect to the surrounding medium as well as for a me...

    Sven Zschocke, Thomas Hilger, Burkhard Kämpfer in The European Physical Journal A (2011)

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    Development of a Three-Dimensional In Vitro Model for Longitudinal Observation of Cell Behavior: Monitoring by Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Optical Imaging

    The aim of this study is the development of a three-dimensional multicellular spheroid cell culture model for the longitudinal comparative and large-scale screening of cancer cell proliferation with noninvasiv...

    Klaus Kruttwig, Chantal Brueggemann, Eric Kaijzel in Molecular Imaging and Biology (2010)

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    Effectiveness of Fertilization and Other Agricultural Management Options in Picos and Tauá, NE Brazil

    The socioeconomic development of northeast Brazil is highly related to the occurrence of droughts (Villa 2000). Therefore, a large part of northeast Brazil is also known as the polygon of drought. Frequency, d...

    Joachim Herfort, Inacio de Barros in Global Change and Regional Impacts (2003)